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Kneadlessly Simple_ Fabulous, F - Nancy Baggett
SUMMARY: For years, countless home cooks have shied away from baking their own bread because they were intimidated by all the mess, the experience, and of course, all the kneading ... -
Kiss and Dwell - Kelley St. John
SUMMARY: Monique Vicknair has a secret-- she's a medium, dedicated to helping spirits cross to the other side. Unfortunately, she's been so busy, she hasn't taken care of her "own"... -
Kiss Me, Judas - Christopher Will Baer
In his extremely dark but very effective first thriller, former cabdriver and homeless counselor Will Christopher Baer takes that old urban legend of the man who wakes up in a h... -
King Lear - Gareth Hinds; William Shakespea
FromStarred Review Having kicked off the recent outpouring of graphic-format Beowulf adaptations, Hinds now contributes to the similarly enthusiastic flood of graphic-format ... -
Killing Ground - Steve Lyons
SUMMARY:The Doctor takes his new companion, Grant, back home to Agora, only to find the planet under the control of his old and deadly foes the Cybermen. Imprisoned on arriv... -
Killers - Blake Crouch; Jack Kilborn
Guess who's back?A sequel two years in the making...First there was Serial...Acclaimed thriller writers Blake Crouch and Jack Kilborn pitted their skills against each other in a ps... -
Killer of Men - Christian Cameron
Review'It's an old story but Cameron gives it tremendous narrative power.' OXFORD TIMES Product DescriptionArimnestos is a farm boy when war breaks out between the cit... -
Killer - Sara Shepard
SUMMARY: In picture-perfect Rosewood, Pennsylvania, ash-blond highlights gleam in the winter sun and frozen lakes sparkle like Swarovski crystals. But pictures often lie—and so do ... -
Kell's Legend_ The Clockwork Va - Andy Remic
SUMMARY: THEY CAME FROM THE NORTH AND THE CITY FELL. The land of Falanor has been invaded by an albino army, the Army of Iron. A small band of heroes led by Kell, a magnificent and... -
Kafka on the Shore - Haruki Murakami; J. Philip Gabr
Amazon.com ReviewThe opening pages of a Haruki Murakami novel can be like the view out an airplane window onto tarmac. But at some point between page three and fifteen--it's page t...